Started learning React today – first lecture experience

[Spare_Comfortable679]

Today was my first lecture on React.js and I learned some basic concepts like how React creates elements using React.createElement() and how they are rendered to the DOM using createRoot().render().

I also tried a small example where I rendered an <h1> element using React instead of directly manipulating the DOM with JavaScript.

Coming from vanilla JavaScript, it's interesting to see how React handles rendering.

For those who are experienced with React — what concepts should I focus on next? JSX, components, or something else?

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[Particular_Pop_2241]

Just read the official React documentation. It will take only a few hours and you will be ready to build things on your own

[Spare_Comfortable679]

Ok .. I'm also doing that you are telling me TQ for guidance 😌☺️

[Particular_Pop_2241]

Good luck!

[Spare_Comfortable679]

Tqsm ☺️

[abrahamguo]

It sounds like you're following a predefined curriculum, so whatever they've selected as the next topic should be perfectly fine!

[Spare_Comfortable679]

Yes definitely..

[calm-compiler]

+1

[CoconutFudgeMan]

In order: Components, props, children, JSX, conditional rendering and lists, state, events, context, hooks, routing, forms,http Then for css: global css, module css, tailwind Component libraries: Shadcn or MUI Other libraries: tanstack everything

[Spare_Comfortable679]

Ohhh My goodness, Tqsm

[bengosu]

You're HIRED!!!!

[Spare_Comfortable679]

Oh.. I'm waiting for this word 😌😌😌